Ancient Farming

The female lead was the daughter of a rich family. She was despised by her stepmother and married the male protagonist, the farmer. She had a child with her, but it didn't seem to be the male protagonist's child. It was his nephew. Did the female lead transmigrate and forget?

Answer 1

Ancient farming novels referred to the novels in ancient Chinese novels, operas, essays, and other works that described the economic activities of farmers planting crops, breeding animals, raising livestock, fishing, and so on.

In ancient farming texts, farmers usually needed to use their diligence and wisdom to make use of the topography and climate resources to carry out various agricultural cultivation, including planting rice, wheat, corn, soybeans, vegetables, fruits, etc., in harsh natural environments. At the same time, they also needed to raise all kinds of livestock and fish to meet their production and living needs.

In addition to agriculture, ancient farming texts often involved economic activities such as commerce, crafts, and fishing. In these works, farmers usually obtained the materials and funds they needed through trade, exchange, and loans to improve their living conditions and contribute to the development of the entire society and economy.

Ancient farming literature is an important part of Chinese literature. Through the description of farmers 'lives, agricultural production, commercial trade and other aspects, it shows the true face of the customs and people's lives in ancient Chinese society, and also provides an important reference for later literary creation.